Find a path that
works for you.
Walking and rolling, with your access needs in view. Compare stairs, ramps, slopes and reported obstacles—whether you use a wheelchair, a mobility aid or simply need a gentler route.
No route is called accessible without the supporting data.
Illustrative demo data—not a verified real-world accessibility survey.
Understand the dataThe details make
the difference.
Built to help people who walk, roll, use mobility aids or need fewer barriers—not just a shorter line on a map.
A ramp can provide a step-free connection, but its slope, width, surface and current condition still matter. Review the details before guidance starts.
Interactive illustration, not a real pathway or a compliance diagram.The shortest way isn’t
always the way that works.
A stair shortcut can change a journey. AccessPath makes the trade-offs visible, so you can inspect the route, its barriers, and the information behind it.
Follows the shortest connected path through the demo graph.
Contains a stair segmentSame destination.
A different path.
Uses only segments with the required accessibility information in this simulation.
Demo rules satisfied · not a real surveyMake the information
part of the journey.
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Choose your places
Start with a supported site and the destinations documented in its pathway graph.
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Compare your options
See the shortest walk, documented step-free path, and any uncertain alternatives.
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Help keep it current
Report a barrier. Reports stay pending until a moderator reviews the evidence.
Start small.
Document it well.
We’re exploring a Palos Verdes Peninsula school/community pilot. No actual campus pathways have been surveyed or verified in this prototype.
See our evidence and next steps26 synthetic nodes · 42 pathway segments
Field measurements, lived experience, permission to map, and review by people who use these paths.